Titlebook: Elder Abuse; Research, Practice a XinQi Dong Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Elder Court System.GAO Report.PQRS Measure

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52044-1 older people has led to the prediction that aging is accompanied by greater physical and mental problems that result in dependency—and also lead to situations in which elders may be mistreated. The consequences of mistreatment for elders at large, for individuals, and for society as a whole are sho

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rank squalor associated with severe impairment in activities of daily living. Risk factors include age, lack of social support, poverty, and isolation. Associated diseases include many common disorders of old age including dementia, depression, and other psychiatric disorders. Self-neglectors lack m

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The Cases: Seven Colleges in Two Nations,n be devastating for older adults. Despite this, there has been very little theory development in elder financial exploitation. Part of the problem is that it encompasses a wide range of crimes—theft, scams, abuse of powers of attorney, unauthorized joint tenancies, etc.—each involving perpetrators

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vulnerable adults who do not have obvious sign of abuse. A cornerstone of effective screening is the development of valid and reliable screening measures. This chapter presents a systematic review of a range of approaches to screening for elder abuse and neglect and discusses issues associated with

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,Nationalit?t in Zeiten der Globalisierung, work, communicate, and how we spend our leisure time. Technology has also revolutionized the conduct of scientific research across disciplines. Computerized data collection, smartphone applications, video and sensor-based technologies, physiological monitoring, brain imaging techniques, and data mi

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Jürgen Hesselbach,Christoph Herrmanne impairment, physical disability, psychological distress, and social isolation (Dong and Simon in CGS J CME 3(1): 25–28, .; O’Brien in Mich Med 85(11): 618–620, .). Moreover, elder mistreatment predicts increased rates of emergency department use, hospitalizations, readmissions, skilled nursing pla

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Stephen Korbet,William Whittier,Casey Gashtiwork, this chapter aims to introduce concepts and ethical considerations related to decision-making for vulnerable older adults, to present the current practice for assessing capacity to make medical decisions and to consider research and future directions. Despite the goal to achieve shared decisio

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